Koi Kahai Baikuntha, Koi Kahai Brahma Hai.
Koi Kahai Iha Rama, Koi Kahai Krishna Hai. [1]
Koi Kahai Yaha Kunjani-Kunjani, Raas Kiyau Niradhara Hai.
Hari Haan, Sabai Tajau Janjala, Bhajau Haridasa Kahyau Sukhasara Hai. [2]
- Shri Lalitkishori Dev, Shri Lalitkishori Dev Ju Ki Vani, Siddhaant Ki Saakhi (346)
Some describe Lord’s form as Vaikunthanath, some despicable Him as ‘Brahma’ (impersonal). Others describe Him as Lord of Ayodhya, Shri Ram, while some proclaim Him as Lord Shri Krishna. [1]
Some describe Him as the One who performs Rāsa-vilās in the groves (kuṃjas). Shri Lalit Kishori Dev says — cast away all these confusions, and worship that Nitya Vihāra (eternal love-play) of the divine couple, which is the very essence of all nectars, worshipped by the crest-jewel of all, Swami Sri Haridas Ji Maharaj. [2]
Koi Kahai Iha Rama, Koi Kahai Krishna Hai. [1]
Koi Kahai Yaha Kunjani-Kunjani, Raas Kiyau Niradhara Hai.
Hari Haan, Sabai Tajau Janjala, Bhajau Haridasa Kahyau Sukhasara Hai. [2]
- Shri Lalitkishori Dev, Shri Lalitkishori Dev Ju Ki Vani, Siddhaant Ki Saakhi (346)
Some describe Lord’s form as Vaikunthanath, some despicable Him as ‘Brahma’ (impersonal). Others describe Him as Lord of Ayodhya, Shri Ram, while some proclaim Him as Lord Shri Krishna. [1]
Some describe Him as the One who performs Rāsa-vilās in the groves (kuṃjas). Shri Lalit Kishori Dev says — cast away all these confusions, and worship that Nitya Vihāra (eternal love-play) of the divine couple, which is the very essence of all nectars, worshipped by the crest-jewel of all, Swami Sri Haridas Ji Maharaj. [2]